AROUND THE HOUSE
What chore do you do when you wash plates, glasses, and forks?
You wash the dishes.
Complete:
I ______ cleaned the windows.
I _have__ cleaned the windows.
Choose the correct option:
I ______ to Paris in 2019.
A) have been
B) went
B) went
Complete the question:
Have you ever ______ to another country?
been
Complete:
I'd ______ to travel around Europe.
like
Complete the sentence:
John has just ______ the dishes. (wash)
John has just _washed_ the dishes.
Complete:
She _____ washed the dishes.
She _has_ washed the dishes.
Choose the correct option:
I ______ to Paris many times.
A) went
B) have been
B) have been
Question:
What does never mean?
A) At some time
B) Not at any time
C) Many times
B) Not at any time.
Choose the correct option:
I'm ______ to visit Canada next year.
A) going
B) go
C) would
A) going
What is the correct sentence?
A) I have just clean the windows.
B) I have just cleaned the windows.
C) I just have cleaned the windows.
B) I have just cleaned the windows.
What is the past participle of eat?
eaten
Question:
Which tense do we use with a specific finished time, such as yesterday, last year, or in 2010?
Past Simple.
Complete:
Have you ever ______ sushi?
eaten
Complete:
I've never been to South America, but I ______ to go.
want
Complete the sentence:
You haven't ______ the table. It's a mess! (clear)
You haven't __cleared _ the table. It's a mess!
What is the correct sentence?
A) He has went home.
B) He has gone home.
C) He have gone home.
B) He has gone home.
Complete:
I ______ a great movie last night.
A) have seen
B) saw
B) saw
Answer the question:
Have you ever been to another country?
Give a positive answer.
Answer:
Yes, I have.
An extended answer could be:
Yes, I have. I've been to the United States.
What is the difference?
I'd like to travel.
I'm going to travel.
“I'd like to” expresses a desire or wish.
“I'm going to” expresses a definite plan/intention.
Make a sentence using just and clean the bathroom.
I have just cleaned the bathroom.
Other grammatically correct answers are possible.
Make a negative sentence:
/ I / finish / my homework / yet
I haven't finished my homework yet.
Choose the correct sentence:
A) I have visited London in 2020.
B) I visited London in 2020.
C) I have visit London in 2020.
B) I visited London in 2020
Complete the conversation:
A: Have you ever climbed a mountain?
B: No, I ______, but I'd like to.
haven't
Complete the conversation:
A: Have you ever worked abroad?
B: No, but I'd like to ______ in Asia someday.
work